Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Business Planning
08:54 | Posted by
Sally Gregory |
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Found a useful 5 point checklist in the book I'm reading.
Relative Advantage - Being better than the previous solution. How well does the plan show how much better off people will be when they adopt the plan?
Compatability - Consistent with values, experiences and needs: How well does the plan demonstrate that it is compatible with current values, past experiences, and needs?
Complexity - Being difficult to understand and use: How well does the plan provide for easy communication, comprehension and use?
Trialability - May be experimented with on a limited basis: How well does the plan allow for trialability?
Observability: Results are visable to others: How well does the plan provide results that are easily observed and visible to others?
Source: Isaksen, S. and J.Tidd (2006) Meeting the Innovation Challenge: Leadership for Transformation and Growth.
Relative Advantage - Being better than the previous solution. How well does the plan show how much better off people will be when they adopt the plan?
Compatability - Consistent with values, experiences and needs: How well does the plan demonstrate that it is compatible with current values, past experiences, and needs?
Complexity - Being difficult to understand and use: How well does the plan provide for easy communication, comprehension and use?
Trialability - May be experimented with on a limited basis: How well does the plan allow for trialability?
Observability: Results are visable to others: How well does the plan provide results that are easily observed and visible to others?
Source: Isaksen, S. and J.Tidd (2006) Meeting the Innovation Challenge: Leadership for Transformation and Growth.
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